kmkoetsveld

I’m using a child from Twenty Ten 1.1, downloaded it from WordPress, and made a child somehow (was a about three years ago, don’t know how I did that anymore).

This topic is very helpfull, I have the same problem and this explains a lot! So thanks!

Just one question: where do I find the code I need for my theme (Twenty Ten Child)?

Thanks so much!

Thanks Esmi!

I did that, but it’s not really working, jet.

I work in a child of the Twenty Ten theme, so I used this template code:

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I put it with ftp in wp-content/themes/twentyten-child, after that I could choose it as a template in the edit page section, but when I activated it on the page called ‘blog’ that page became completely empty. No header, no footer, noting, only a polarbear in the snow…: https://www.bewustzijnsvormen.nl/blog/

Can you help me? Where did I make a mistake?

Thanks so much in advance!

Looks like your problem is solved.
Would you please mark it as ‘resolved’?
you can do so on the forum page of you’re issue.

Thanks!

Thanks Fonglh! That works perfectly!

This way I’ll keep learning every day ??
Stupid, logical little things, but sometimes you just need someone to tell you exactly what button to push.

Thanks again!

Thanks fonglh,

But how do I do that?

You’re welcome!

Be sure to work in a childtheme though! Otherwise all your changes will be lost when you update WordPress… And that needn’t be!

Good luck!

Thanks! That’s exactly what I’m looking for! Sometimes I seek an answer in WP in the wrong place. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!

YES! You’re the best!

Thanks so much! I’m learning, I do understand when you write it down like that, but generating code myself other than font sizes, margins and colors, is not happening yet ??

So you saved me again!

Thanks!

Yes, that works, but now I’m back to my original problem: a white space between my post-titles and post-content. It-s smaller than before, but stil quite big…

https://www.versa.nu/agenda/

Thanks so much for your help!

YES!

the s at the end of search-resultS did it!

Only thing is it also applies to the error search result-page, which now looks like this: https://www.versa.nu/?s=mdnfjerbg

Any idea about code to exclude the search-results error-page from this margin or give it its own margin?

Thanks so much!

Thanks dgwyer! I had to try it on different locations, but this worked:

#content h1,
#content h2,
#content h3,
#content h4,
#content h5,
#content h6 {
	font-size: 18px;
	color: #3F2006;
	line-height: 1.5em;
}
.post h2.entry-title {
	margin: 0 0 -25px;
}

Thanks so much!

Still like to do the same thing for my search results, since they still have the white space underneath the title: https://www.versa.nu/?s=energie

Any suggestions on that? (I tried to insert .search-result h2 entry-title + a margin but that did noting. (You may not call yoursel a CSS expert, I’m a real newby ?? )

Thanks so much!

Hi dgwyer,

That worked wonderfull on the posts on the page named Agenda, but it also worked on my other pages (which don’t display post), with not quite the result I had in mind: https://www.versa.nu

I tried it in h2 and h6, and both have the same result…. Any suggestions on how to have this code aply ONLY on posts (and search results, but NOT on pages)?

THANKS!

Wow, I don’t know why, but that worked!

Thanks so much Esmi!

Hi!
Try using this HTML-code:

<a href="https://www.website-you-want-to-link-to.com"> <img src="https://www.the-location-of-your-image.com" ></a>

The location of your image can be in the library: upload your image there and you’ll find the URL of your image there.

You can also add target="_blank" after "https://www.website-you-want-to-link-to.com" if you’d like the link to open in a new browser window.

Good luck!